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: Gammon,

Hol at large: ‘variety. of. “food. ‘served: “at” annual. "prinee
General ‘Hospital.WA:Coffee Party. in Civic Centre.: Mrs,
ea mo Mrs. | McKay: were © @o- -conveners. ‘of: affair: which

 

 

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FA record crowd of some 450 city residents gathered in the Civic Centre: aud.

m between 11:30:a.m. and 2.p.m. Friday to attend.the Fourth:Annual Coffee
, Staged by the Prince, Rupert: General Hospital’ s Women’s.auxiliary..
ms _ ‘Besides being a highly success- Lo

cashier. : a

"Mrs. C.C. Mills and Mrs.. Nicho-

“ eg _V:. Whiting, 1638 .Atlin ‘Avenue,

pital, it was announced,

‘(huge - boxes, of ‘delicately © ar-

ful social function, it was a huge

 ( finaricial success with: the. sum im
of $492.46 realized: - ye
; ‘sunshine ‘enhanced
~ the’ pleasant” ‘noon-day. ‘yepast,

Brilliant’ ;

which’ featured” ‘gourmet | sand-

“wiches ‘to please . all: tastes: and |.

desserts of delicious pastries’ and
tarts. a :

~ Arranged, in’ ‘puffet style, ‘the
huge: ‘serving | ‘table’ was’ attrac-

- tively centred with: a ‘bouquet of |: :

_fresh- cut flowers;- :
“.Co-conveners:: were: Mrs. I. A.

Martin and Mrs. Robert McKay.
Receiving the guests. at the

Carl Strand while , Mrs, ' a R,
“Ayres, ‘ticket convener, . ‘was

“attending the raffle table were

las. Krook..
‘Raffle winners .owere.

‘West, - cocktail Shaker; | Mrs... E.

centrepiece and. Mrs. Ayres, side

of:‘bacon. 0.x. -
All.

-net proceeds ,
‘valuable, equipment: for. the. hos-
It was also‘ reported, that ‘two

ranged ~ sa indwiches ” -had ©

_|given: to ‘Frienship:: House, to be

from. the oe
function - go. towards purchasing

been |:

“Mrs. hee
613° Sixth “' Avenue |".

: Pp:
Red Cross ‘poster. contest, entered. by school ‘cHildren: ‘a - sday.!
‘Seated at, the. pouring’ table. js. Miss’ ‘G. V. Waterson, ‘presiden of. the’ Prince. 2 Rupee Art ‘club; -

P. Lyons, chairman. of ‘the’ ote to be’ staged © Saturday, March ©

By. BETTY ‘WADDELL

“Many. ‘homes: nave: ‘oceasion . ‘to
“use sickroom~ ‘supplies. for. short

ae 12° at “the: hore’ of: Mes.

‘chapter. held. its regular
ing. -at’.the. home. ‘of.:-Mrs.
Kasper. with.. Regent, Mrs.
eu;.Wong, presiding. :
eneral convener is Mrs. ‘Mur-

 

Legion.

| educational secretary.

| provincial IODE ‘convention. to
zie and -Mrs:: Wong volunteered

rt} nounced “that. the peeinn tag)”
" 1 | day. had been, set for. June 3..

 

given’ to: needy: persons. :

si peak akers

‘Tu ring” ee:
‘Morris

Mrs: W.-H. “Nesbitt. Was elected tee,

Goertz,. _reported. ‘that -

Mrs. Wong was elected ‘tox rep-
most® “‘suecessful

resent the chapter at the. annual

be held in: Victoria, April 11: to
14.

school
“Mrs. Emil Quast, Mrs. ‘McKen: ‘

Thursday

to. canvass for the:.Red. Cross
| drive; ‘Saturday, March--18.
Ge

OW: Johnstone: ents,. ‘visiting | ‘the: classrooms. :

meeting | with Mrs.°A..L- Beil,
gional: representatiy Of. t
:| Federation, : Spe:

'}Chant ‘report,

With’ the aid: o

wT ee from! “the

 

ye Bell: outlined: the: ‘different’ “‘pro-
‘grams* that would *tbe™ “available ‘seEvice

 

“Ladies Auxiliary” Ban-
(51).

‘in’ the® future’ for students:
different, abilities: :

“She ‘said, ‘that. all:

“The Port. Edward: School
Education: ‘Week. commit-
‘chaired * ‘by. John

‘program
had: been. ‘enjoyed in. the
after-

Seosarel by ‘the- ‘PTA, open
house was held from, ‘1 to 3 p.m.,
“| with. a.good. ‘attendance ‘of: Ppar-

“This: was. followed. by, a special
re-

ceivers - of -Red Cross: benefits.
‘Red Gross. Societies. in 84 coun-
tries of. the. world do much. to
promote. and maintain. the. peace.
{If war , strikes. in. spite of -these
efforts, the” ‘Red ‘Cross’ ‘alleviates
the. suffering of: individuals. ‘and’
the anguish of relatives at home.

for. wars. It finds, many peace:
time’ “projects; are. worthy. of do-.
nated: ‘time’and. money: '

can be proud of: an‘efficient, re-.
sponsible © and modern “national:
free. blood. bank. In’ Prince: Ru-
pert ..we - qualify -for the same
prompt and complete. service as
big’ city hospitals, in supply... of
fresh* whole. blood and blood de-:
rivatives. .

This: service is costing ‘the ‘Red
Cross | dearly «and depleting..a
reserve, fund for : disaster. “and,
emergency: ‘The service must be
continued

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Water. ‘safety programs” and

a outpost.” ‘hospitals. have” obvious
benefit’ ‘to: people ° living: up here.
° The. Red |’ .

on: me north: ee

of

But: ‘the ‘Red: Cross ‘does not wait |:

with”: our? “contribu-

periods. “These” ‘supplies are. ‘ex-

pensive: -to: buy .in.: time. of sick"
Of |

ness: and. useless An...time:.
heaithy. The - “Prince: "Rupert
‘branch? ‘Of. the. ‘Canadian - “Red
‘Cross : Society” is: ‘attempting : ‘to

make’ these’ supplies. available: ‘to. oh

be. loaned ‘fr eely.

Red Cross is. earning a reputa-
‘tion: for’ prompt. and. effective. re-

_ Hef. :
First. and. foremost- Canadians: .

‘and physiotherapists are’: teach-

of victims of machine. oil: poison-

A. Canadian’ ‘team of! ‘doctors °

“The Prince: : Rupert brarich: ‘of: the ‘Canadian. ey Ctoss’ Society. makes. its -
ghnival “plea for funds Saturday, March 18 and. we? ‘give or we: don't according: tol

our: ‘personal: leanings.»
Whether. ‘we: are the givers’ ‘or:
the non-givérs " we are all the-re-,

;when the”: canvassers’. calls . ‘at | i

18.'Givé as: much as: you: can’ “af— :
ford : ‘to. Keep Canada’s ‘prestige

 

tive. plaris. -to:. sponsor.:’a
child -in:,

a child. w+"

| , Mrs: THe Currie ‘was: “named.
to further investigate the: proj

ect.

In" ‘other. businiess,. chaired | by
President’ Mrs." D. KS ‘Cameron,

“Mrs: R.. M.D, Waddell was’ ‘el-:
‘ected to” represent the: ‘club. att
“| the. annual ‘Cancer. Society’ din-

ner, meeting: to" be ‘held’in: ‘April.

‘home: “of |. Mrs.
| Thursday, “April 13..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Internationally : ‘the: ‘Canadian sponde®

ing: rehabilitation ‘to’ thousands Sects

‘ing in: Morocco. At the same time | oar :

‘another - ‘medical: team? is work-

ing in The Congo, where the Bel-
gians léft: off, with. malaria, con-
trol and leprosy. relief.

Will’ these. teams need | -t0° be a

called home’ bécause - Canadians

“didn’t” Bive enough” _money”’ “to

continue’ the’ work?:

This , ‘would: ‘be! embarrassing

 

 

the society and.to every Ca-| '

adian:- Without ‘an increase in|’:
the ‘funds: the ‘international. re- |.

‘lief will have. to: be’ curtailed. to
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: “The Prince Rupert k Kin-|
ette ‘club:is: making: tenta-

: “Save the Child-|
{ren’ S) Fund. a

At the ‘regular. meeting ‘Thurs-
day. night. held at the home. of |
Mrs. ‘Wilfred: Lessard, ‘plans’ were].
discussed’ for: the. ‘sponsorship of

Next, “meeting will’ be™ ‘at the’
Peter. Moroz,

| Advertising in The Daily News s

 

 

8 ‘Prince: Rupert: Daily
_ Monday, March : 13, 1961,

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| Coad YOURS|

—by Byrne Hope.Sanders

4" TORONTO, March 9th—Here’s something cheer-
ful to take the® ‘gloom, out’of these. dark ‘March
mornings . . . piping hot bowls of RED ‘RIVER

. CEREAL for breakfast., Red: River is as.nour-
ishing. as. it's delicious, with that ‘wholesome -

blend of cracked. wheat, rye and. flax.” You'll

' find it so easy: to prepare—cooks in. just. a:few

Mua minutes. Costs-so ‘little, tool. So be. wise, kind
01 her, and see that your family . gets the benefits of Red: River,
én, Active. youngsters. and adults need the extra energy values:
ed River, while oldsters find it darkes regularity. eX eSy piping
Or Red River makes _ even the rkest.. mornings ‘bright: “and
eary t
YES, NOW YOU CAN HAVE. IMMEDIATE RELIEF from acthrite
mHeumatic or neuritic pain through Temple- :
p's new. and proven FLAME-cream, Lini-.
~T know you will. want: ‘to keep. the
Ycnicnl ‘Yoll-on,. applicator bottle. of
AM-cream,:Liniment always handy in
Dur. medicine cabinet, Just apply FLAME:
foam lightly. «0% is self-penetrating and
tickly,slimulatos the flow of piece to. the
ected area. for: wonderfully soothing rence
Brivourite. drug. counter, For really: fast, DOUBLE ACTION, effec:
ive rolicl, take ‘Tampleton's, T-R-C's ‘internally’ ‘and then apply
LAMIE-croanl Liniment externally, "

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|Grade 7. At this point students

would be. separated. and. the slow
learners: would: go to junior vo-

carrying on: with the: ‘high’ ‘school
program. De,

From. this. ~ point: “ students
would go into collegiate academy
or senior vocational school and

plained. . mo t

In a further ‘Education “Week
program; ° Friday,.
guest speakers . were W: D.. Ege,

who spoke on “Our. Heritage, in

RCMP. .Constable Larry
“A-Day in. RCMP. Train-

plano;
Schultz,
‘ing;” Mxs..
Miller. - Bay. . “Indian:
the. Children’s : Wards".
Wright,

spoke on “Indonesia,”

children’s films.cand ‘Mrs, T. J.
Omori; ,Mrs, ‘Jack. Tasaka and

cational: schools with’ the- others |.

then to university}. “Mrs, Bell'c ex- “|: oe
community | -

Music,” with illustrations:on the |: ,

Herbert, Kohler, . of}.
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carvings in: shapes of hum
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candle-holders and.

Quebec, for

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the BANK OF MONTRIGAT
Christmas bills
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figure out our Yulotide OXPonses,
hy tho number of pay-days.
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wallets, purses and billfolds
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Street, ‘Lagos, Nigeria, West ©
Africa, writes that she would
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from this wonderful country

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walking:
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